An Entry from My Journal

I’m not sure why I have been so afraid of using my credit cards, even after paid them off, when I realized, it’s the stupid ideology society makes around debt!

I reject this ideology it’s no longer mine! My new belief is around overflow where money always comes to donate, pay bills, spend, save, invest, enjoy and MORE!

Those were the words I said to me after a night of writing on my journal after a meditation practice

Yesterday I finally used my credit card to put gas in my car, and well although the pump seemed slow and part of my mindset is that I value my time more than money, I decided to cut it and fill it out the tank later, but I went “ok I’ll let it fill till $15 for now” after it was done it marked $15.01. I smiled and said, it’s ok money always comes to me and my bill is cover, right before I got in my car I found a penny on the ground!!! I smiled, chuckled , looked up and said “thank you God” It came from a deep sense of gratitude.

When I arrived home, I received a notification about a refund coming to my account for $15!!! I keep on smiling! Yup... my bill is cover of course!

Isn’t God funny and amazing?? I truly think it is

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